Tampa Domestic Violence Lawyers

Let Thomas & Paulk Help Protect Your Future

There are nearly a million domestic violence cases reported each year in
the United States. A majority of these charges are made against a husband
or boyfriend. Those charged with domestic violence are often aggressively
prosecuted and quickly assumed guilty. The legal penalties involved in
this type of case can have life-long consequences. If you have been accused
of domestic violence, ensure that your rights are protected by contacting a
Tampa criminal defense attorney from Thomas & Paulk right away.

We are available 24/7 to assist with your case.

Our firm has
handled over
7,000 criminal cases, personally interacting with each and every client. No matter how complex
your domestic violence case is, we are prepared to provide aggressive
legal representation.

Defending Domestic Violence Charges

Once a report of domestic violence is made by an alleged victim, Florida
law enforcement will usually get involved immediately. People who are
charged with domestic violence face will face a tough prosecution, making
it extremely crucial to have legal protection. Our firm is here to ensure
that our clients' rights and best interest are thoroughly protected.

With more than a decade of legal experience, Thomas & Paulk is dedicated
to defending the rights of those individuals who have been accused of
domestic violence, regardless of the factors involved. If you are convicted
of domestic violence, it will most likely affect the rest of your life.
When you hire us, we fight for more than just your freedom–we fight
for your future. Let our firm protect your reputation and your well-being.

Contact us at (813) 321-7323 to set up a free consultation!

What Is Domestic Violence?

Domestic violence is defined under the Florida Statutes §741.28 as
the assault or battery of any family or household member.

The law does not define who is included in the scope of
household or family member. For this reason, it is important to understand who could bring charges
against you in a domestic violence case. A case could involve a current
or former spouse, relatives by blood and law, a current or former roommate,
a parent of a child or children. When boiled down to its simplest terms,
domestic violence is defined as abuse that occurs within an intimate relationship
or within a family setting, including spousal abuse and
child abuse.

Although many associate physical abuse with domestic violence, it can be:

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